by Toni Ruberto
Just because we love classic horror – especially low-budget B-movies – doesn’t mean we have to watch bad prints of the films that we’re used to seeing online or in a public domain version.
While searching for new video releases of old horror films to add to my collection, I was surprised at how much new is on the horizon thanks to the ongoing efforts of Film Masters, Kino Lorber, Arrow Video and the legendary Hammer Films.
These labels don’t only release the films on physical media, they are usually remastered or restored, so you’ll often see the best available version of the film. Plus they come with all-important exclusive extras like interviews, featurettes, collectible booklets and image galleries. You would be pleased to see how much new content is included. Here’s a quick look at some of what I’ve found with additional info about the extras…